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Tag Archives: Hornet
Naphill fete questions – disappearing bumble bees?
Naphill fete 2012 was on 23rd June. The photos can tell most of the story. However, I was asked more than once about the lack of Bumble bees – most confusing because I seem to have seen more bumble bees … Continue reading
Posted in Hughenden Manor, National Trust, Visitors
Tagged Bumble bee, foxglove, Hornet, Naphill fete, pollinating bee log, single rose
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Coronets and hornets
Our ‘jubilee swarm’ now sports a suitable identification. And then there is the mystery of the dead hornet – did the bees see it off themselves? Inspection day this week needed some detective … Continue reading
Posted in National Trust
Tagged contact feeder, fence, flag, frame feeder, Hornet, jubilee, moles, nuc box, queen cups, queenless hive, swarm
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